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How to Say ‘That I'll accept’ in Mexican Spanish

Eso sí te lo acepto

EH-soh SEE teh loh ah-SEHP-toh

[EH-soh SEE teh loh ah-SEHP-toh]

💬 Usage Tip: sí in the middle of a sentence adds emphasis, like "that one I *will* accept". It contrasts with something refused earlier: eso sí me gusta "now that I do like".

Phrase Breakdown

Eso sí

EH-soh SEE

That, yes / That I will

'Sí' with an accent adds emphasis, contrasting with something refused before. Stress 'SÍ'.

Example

Eso sí me gusta.

Now that I do like.

Words in this phrase

Eso

[EH-soh]

that

Refers to an idea, comment, or situation previously mentioned.

Example

«Eso» se refiere a lo que la otra persona dijo.

“Eso” refers to what the other person said.

sí

[SEE]

indeed / really

Here adds emphasis: that I do accept.

Example

Eso sí me gusta.

That I really like.

te lo acepto

teh loh ah-SEHP-toh

I'll accept it from you

'Te lo' means 'it from you'. In 'acepto', 'c' sounds like 's': 'a-SEP-to'.

Example

Gracias, te lo acepto.

Thanks, I'll accept it.

Words in this phrase

te

[teh]

from you

Indirect object pronoun: accepting it from you.

Example

Te lo agradezco.

I thank you for it.

lo

[loh]

It

Direct object pronoun for an object or a situation.

Example

Lo vi ayer.

I saw it yesterday.

acepto

[ah-SEHP-toh]

I accept

First person of 'aceptar'.

Example

Acepto tu invitación.

I accept your invitation.

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